I'm having a really tough time picking up new vocabulary. Someone told me to find some medium in which I'm interested in and pick it up from that. Thats not really working too well because my grammar isn't the greatest so picking it up from movies/music is difficult when I don't understand which particular form the particular word I'm looking at is in or if I don't know its relation to the rest of the sentence (due to lack of understanding of the vocab surrounding it). So I thought it would be fun to start a thread where people create a (hopefully) silly, fun and continuos story, introducing new vocab words of their choice and explaining the grammatical structure of their addition. If this is actually goes anywhere, please keep your additions short and do explain them even if they're simplistic. If you write your addition in three versions one in romaji, one with only hiragana, and a third with kanji/hiragana everyone can participate even those who don't know kanji/hiragana. If there are errors please correct them. Here we go...

Hajimemashite. Watashi no namae ha kimu desu. Douzou yoroshiku. (<<I'll let you off the hook with this one since you got it right at the bottom of your message.)

はじめまして。わたしのなまえはキムです。 どうぞよろしく。

始めまして。 私の名前 はキムですどうぞ宜しく。

First the period should be a comma because it is part of the sentence 'watashi no namae wa kimu desu.' Second the Kanji is not right. It should be ’初めまして、’. I hope you didn't randomly chose a Kanji from IME....Never trust the IME! It is evil beyond compare......lol

読んでいたから高度計を見ず低すぎるところまで落ちたことが少なくないけど、いつも危機一髪、紐を引いて、パラシュートを開いて、無事で地面に着地します。There are not a few times that I have not looked at the altimeter and fallen too far because I reading, but I always pull the cord in the nick of time, open the parachute, and land safely.読む yomu, readから kara, (after verb) because高度計 koudokei, altimeter見る miru, to see～ず (= ～ない) zu, not ~低い hikui, low～すぎる sugiru, too ~ところ tokoro, placeまで made, up to/as far as落ちる ochiru, to fallこと koto, event少ない sukunai, fewけど kedo, butいつも itsumo, always危機一髪 kiki ippatsu, in the nick of time, by a hair's breadth紐 himo, cord引く hiku, to pullパラシュート parashuuto, parachute開く hiraku, to open無事 buji, safe地面 jimen, ground着地する chakuchi suru, to land